how much juice does it produce at a time
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it really depends on what you put through it. I spent all afternoon on Sundays juicing for the week. I would have 24 - 32 ounce containers - I usually would do 6 to 8 of them. I would put through about 6 cucumbers, 6 apples, a bag of kale, I like cilantro - so i did a bunch of that, a head of celery, a bag of spinach, chard, napa cabbage, lemons, and anything else that sounded good. Zucchinis and cucumbers and apples make the most juice. the leafy veggies do not - but they are full of other stuff you need. I would have juice for breakfast and lunch then have my dinner. I lost weight too. but it is tough just doing the juice and not much food.
3772
it really depends on what you put through it. I spent all afternoon on Sundays juicing for the week. I would have 24 - 32 ounce containers - I usually would do 6 to 8 of them. I would put through about 6 cucumbers, 6 apples, a bag of kale, I like cilantro - so i did a bunch of that, a head of celery, a bag of spinach, chard, napa cabbage, lemons, and anything else that sounded good. Zucchinis and cucumbers and apples make the most juice. the leafy veggies do not - but they are full of other stuff you need. I would have juice for breakfast and lunch then have my dinner. I lost weight too. but it is tough just doing the juice and not much food. it really depends on what you put through it. I spent all afternoon on Sundays juicing for the week. I would have 24 - 32 ounce containers - I usually would do 6 to 8 of them. I would put through about 6 cucumbers, 6 apples, a bag of kale, I like cilantro - so i did a bunch of that, a head of celery, a bag of spinach, chard, napa cabbage, lemons, and anything else that sounded good. Zucchinis and cucumbers and apples make the most juice. the leafy veggies do not - but they are full of other stuff you need. I would have juice for breakfast and lunch then have my dinner. I lost weight too.... » Read More it really depends on what you put through it. I spent all afternoon on Sundays juicing for the week. I would have 24 - 32 ounce containers - I usually would do 6 to 8 of them. I would put through about 6 cucumbers, 6 apples, a bag of kale, I like cilantro - so i did a bunch of that, a head of celery, a bag of spinach, chard, napa cabbage, lemons, and anything else that sounded good. Zucchinis and cucumbers and apples make the most juice. the leafy veggies do not - but they are full of other stuff you need. I would have juice for breakfast and lunch then have my dinner. I lost weight too. but it is tough just doing the juice and not much food. « Show Less
1990364
I don't remember because I returned the juicer after 2 uses. It's no where near as good a product as the Omega J8003 I did have nor the Omega J8004 that I replaced the VRT with. Too much pulp in the juice, too much foam, too much money for a less than acceptable juicer. Sorry I couldn't answer your question.
827009
The juice is available in 16 ounce and 32 ounce. The size pictured is 32 ounce and the dosage is one ounce per serving.
1137952
I have used this juicer for many years and have gotten to like it. It juices well for certain fruit and vegetables and not for others. It also does not do well when the quantity is too much for it to handle. I judge it by the amount of residual inside the machine. 15 apples may be more than the machine can handle in one sitting. If you would empty the residual inside the machine a couple times, I have the feeling that may work.
1419517
It juices all sorts of greens...even lettuce. I also juiced parsley but I wrapped it into a tight ball inside of the leaves of something else. Hope this helps you!
1243888
I juice spinach and kale daily. I don't have the upgrade. They don't take more time to juice than anything else. I make a tall glass out of 5 fruits or vegetables in 5 minutes. Cleaning the machine takes about that long as well.
728804
I love the juice it makes, especially kale, apple, ginger and lemon This juicer is quick, efficient and easy to use
621374
we used about 9 cups of apple juice for our recipe and it filled 15 8.0oz jelly jars for our apple jelly recipe. hope this helps a little
1084253
No offence intended but this is one of the weirdest questions I've ever seen. Have you ever seen an average juicer? lol. Picture a blender with lots of attachments. Then, you need to take it all apart and clean it. It's doable, but cumbersome. I'd rather do my juice at home, put it in Mason jars and drink it within three hours. Just my opinion.
1921422
That I do not know, different phone may use different amounts of juice. I know my product didn't last an hr. I personally would not waste my money on it.
63514
We've only gone through 1/16 of the fog juice and honestly, it doesn't produce enough at once to be any fun. It might be due to the warm temps where I live. It seemed to work better in a cold room that outside in the front yard.
587887
I think it's 1.33 amp-hour. The lable says 24 Wh. I just tried it out, and it still has juice. I haven't used it since Dec. 7.
431624
2-3 tsp per day. It is easiest to take it mixed into something else like juice.
570080
Once the veggies are washed and scrubbed, it takes around 1 or 2 minutes to make one 8 oz glass of juice. I had this juicer for a year or so and I didn't have one issue with it. Well it cost enough. .
2256710
No. In the instructions it will tell U when the unit is fully charged (unless U use it ) it doesn't need more juice. Kinda like a battery i.e. C<D<AAA<AA<A. Same principal. I hope that helps.
196830
Yes. Do some research to find out how much juice it yields. There are videos on youtube comparing multiple juicers
284894
let the juicer run a little longer -- depending upon what you are juicing, if you have soft and hard product, end with the hardest product. This should push out the greatest amount --- If you are doing softer fruits/vegetables, you will have a little left over-- best to 'play around with what you are pushing through. DON"T GIVE UP! :)